30Kts, 350NM Range, 0 Crew: Testing the Delta 72 Coupe

The Delta 72 Coupe is a very different take on what a modern luxury yacht can be. Designed in Sweden and built entirely from lightweight carbon fiber in Estonia, this is a yacht created for experienced owners who want superyacht quality without the complexity of operating a traditional superyacht. It combines minimalist Scandinavian design, impressive performance, long-range cruising capability, and the freedom to be enjoyed by a couple without relying on a full-time crew. In this series, filmed in Saaremaa, Estonia, we take a detailed look at the Delta 72 Coupe from both a design and performance perspective. In the walkthrough, we explore the exterior entertaining areas, salon, helm, accommodation, technical spaces, and the innovative features that make this yacht so practical to own. In the sea trial, we put the yacht through its paces, testing cruising speeds, wide-open throttle performance, maneuverability, stabilization, docking systems, tender deployment, and overall handling to understand how it performs in real-world conditions. Whether you're considering moving up from a performance cruiser or searching for a yacht that delivers exceptional luxury while remaining owner-operated, the Delta 72 Coupe presents a compelling alternative to much larger crewed yachts. As always, the goal isn't to tell you whether this is the right boat for you, but to help you understand what it was designed to do and whether it matches your own boating lifestyle. Enjoy, Dan THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS Mention Code DBL for discounts on Marine Mold Construction https://ms-marine.eu/ BOAT BUILDERS https://dansboatlife.com/boat-builders BOAT BUYERS https://dansboatlife.com/boat-buyers BOAT OWNERS https://dansboatlife.com/courses BRAND: https://www.deltapowerboats.se/72-2/ PRICE: https://www.deltapowerboats.se/contact-us/ Watch Part 1: https://youtu.be/LFoNMmCQC6M 00:00 Introduction to the 72ft carbon fiber boat with Volvo IPS 1350 engines and key specs 02:15 Initial slow cruise at 18–20 knots with first impressions of ride quality and comfort 03:46 Mid-range speed testing at 25–28 knots including S-turns and handling assessment 05:36 Sustained 30-knot cruise testing 06:21 Discussion of the boat's remarkably low noise and vibration levels at speed 07:05 Full throttle high-speed run pushing toward 39–40 knots with trim adjustments 08:47 Wave handling, turning performance, and behavior in 10–15 knot wind chop 10:27 Range calculation: approximately 350 nautical miles at 30 knots with 10% fuel reserve 15:05 Return to marina and demonstration of Volvo DPS assisted docking technology 22:42 Final review covering driving impressions, solo operation capability